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Tag Archives: placemaking
City Centre “Green Network” Plan revealed
As part of the long term City Centre land use plan under development, a recreational “Green Network” was proposed to facilitate the movement of pedestrians and cyclists in the area. The Green Network is more than just bicycle ways though; … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Development, Environment, Parks and Rec, Transport, Whalley
Tagged bike, city centre, complete streets, cyclist, greenway, lanes, nanotower, pedestrian, placemaking, quibble, roads, sustainable, wayfinding
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TownShift: An ideas competition for Surrey’s Town Centres
On November 2nd, 2009, the City of Surrey will launch an international design competition known as TownShift. Following in the footsteps of FormShift, a similar competition in Vancouver, TownShift will challenge planners, designers, and the general public to transform suburban … Continue reading
Posted in Cloverdale, Development, Events, Fleetwood, Guildford, Newton, South Surrey, Town Centre
Tagged city building, competition, formshift, international, new urbanist, placemaking, planning, suburbia, town, townshift, urban design
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Cloverdale’s Main St in full bloom [pics]
Cloverdale’s Main St upgrade is finally complete will the installation of hanging baskets along the lampposts. The baskets look fantastic and colourful. In addition, I’ve included pictures of the three life sized public art carvings that were installed earlier in … Continue reading
Posted in Cloverdale, Transport
Tagged Cloverdale, conductor, cowgirl, engineering, farmer, flowers, hanging basket, main st, placemaking, public art, public space, redesign, summer, train, upgrade
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